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A review by akookieforyou
Maybe This Time by Kasie West
3.0
*3.5*
“How will that be?" I said "To see each other just because."
Andrew pulled me close and together we looked up at the stars,
"I think it will be perfect,” he said.
So cute! Kasie West really is a master at writing light and fluffy romances, and even after reading nine books by her, I still want to read more.
I really enjoyed the unique take on story telling she took this time around; it's not every day that the plot only progresses at special party events. I also thought the additive of the flowers was a nice touch.
The thing that really took away from everything for me was the main character. She ended up feeling less "sassy" or "feisty" and more just like a very rude person. Even the male lead felt like some things he did went just one step too far, with him ending up in douche bag territory. They did improve a lot towards the end though.
My favorite thing about this book though, is definitely the romance and the banter between the two love interests. They felt so genuine and real (not that that's anything new from Kasie West though). I found myself actually laughing at some of the stupid jokes they made, and all the witty comebacks. Plus that ending was just adorable.
“How will that be?" I said "To see each other just because."
Andrew pulled me close and together we looked up at the stars,
"I think it will be perfect,” he said.
So cute! Kasie West really is a master at writing light and fluffy romances, and even after reading nine books by her, I still want to read more.
I really enjoyed the unique take on story telling she took this time around; it's not every day that the plot only progresses at special party events. I also thought the additive of the flowers was a nice touch.
The thing that really took away from everything for me was the main character. She ended up feeling less "sassy" or "feisty" and more just like a very rude person. Even the male lead felt like some things he did went just one step too far, with him ending up in douche bag territory. They did improve a lot towards the end though.
My favorite thing about this book though, is definitely the romance and the banter between the two love interests. They felt so genuine and real (not that that's anything new from Kasie West though). I found myself actually laughing at some of the stupid jokes they made, and all the witty comebacks. Plus that ending was just adorable.